U.S. says Tito reports exaggerated. demands damages
The United States tells Yugoslavia it may drop limits on the plane dispute if Tito admits fault and pays damages for losses. Clayton disputes Tito claims of unauthorized flights, detailing counts and aircraft types to show no incursion into Yugoslav land. The second transport plane crash is cited as an armed attack with five American deaths.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Tito
Marshal Titus
William L. Clayton
State Department
Byrnes
Dean Acheron
Sergije Makiedo
Makiedo
Clayton
Europe
Richard C. Patterson
Belgrade
Tvere
Tilo
Slateson
Avia
Yaroslav Fighers
United States pushes for early settlement amid Yugoslav demands
Clayton outlined U S hopes for an early settlement as Yugoslav demands for curbing unauthorized fights were reiterated. He said orders to stop such fights had been enforced during the period in question and would continue to be carried out in the future.
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Goslav
Clayton
United States
Polter Court Proceedings Drag Through Labor Day
On Labor Day night several cases carried over were heard at Polter Court. George W. Ogle of Jefferson Street was arrested Tuesday morning for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and posted $1,000 bond. Additional rulings included disturbances on Wet Fifth Street and West Fourth Street with fines from $2.50 to $5, and Lt Fraz Dorsey and Lt Irving Tobery cited for public disturbance and intoxication respectively. Pvt Harry Kintz was held for military authorities as AWOL from Tas Dix.
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Polter Court
Tabor
George W. Ogle
Jefferson Street
Daniel Swomley
James Marks
West South Street
Labor Day
Tomnnie Jones
Margie Ormes
Wet Fifth Street
Peice Disturbante
Ber Pacbus Jr
Watter Keene
East Fourth Street
Fraz Dorsey
Barry E. Piebue
West Charsh Street
Peace Distruboance
Irving A. Tobery
Kost Hk Street
Dorzey
Harry Kintz
Tas Dix
Ken
Sit. Phobus
Doris Twitty ordered confined to Montrose School for Girls
Anne Arundel County Juvenile Court orders 14 year old Doris Joanne Twitty confined to Montrose School for Girls pending investigation after her father Kirby Twitty alleged delinquency. Judge Willa McWilliams set the action amid related assault and battery charges against the father and a pending appeal of his magistrate conviction. The hearing on the new charges will be September 17 before Magistrate James Woodward. an October term appeal continues.
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Annapolis
Anne Arandel County Juvenile Court
Doris Joanne Twitty
Edgewater
Montrose School For Girls
Willa J. McWilliams
Kirby Leon Twitty
Inines
Willy
Twitty
James G. ‘Woodward
Anne Arundel County
Woodward
Milwaukee Body Plant Sizable Auto Workers Affected in Shutdown
United Auto Workers at the Milwaukee Nash body plant faced a production dispute that led to a closure last Wednesday. R A De Vlieg said the company would supply 17 cars per week to workers, unchanged from the prior figure. About 3,500 workers at the plant were directly affected as the dispute stalled export car manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
Milwaukee
Nash
R. A. de Vlieg
Council to Rule on Ukrainian Charges Against Greece
United Nations Security Council voted seven to two with two abstentions to hear Ukrainian charges against Greece. The United States backed hearing the case. Britain and the Netherlands opposed in present form. Greece sought postponement as Andrei Gromyko argued foreign troops taint Greece’s vote and urged measures to restore normal Balkans conditions.
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Poland
Russia
China
Great Britain
Netherlands
Australia
Brazil
Greece
C. L. Hsia
United States
United Nations
Gromyko
Andrei A. Gromyko
Council
Balkans
Local Draft Board II Discharges Two Servicemen
The local Draft Board II discharged and separated two service members. Leo Richard Wastler of Thurmont and Calvin Russell Leatherwood of Mt. Airy were released from the armed forces in the Tuesday action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe Cullis
Leo Richard Wastler
Thurmont
Calvin Russell Leatherwood
Mt. Airy
Both Parties Open State Headquarters in Baltimore
Baltimore news says Republican Governor candidate McKeldin opens state headquarters at the Lord Baltimore Hotel with Ireland Rothwell as campaign manager. Democratic headquarters planned for September 10 at Hotel Emerson, with major candidates sharing the central HQ unless changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Theodore R. McKeidin
Lord Baltimore
Emerson
McKeldin
Ireland Rothwell
John Markey
U. S. Senate
Robert
Democrats Hold Emerson Rooms in Gubernatorial Race
The Democratic candidates for U S House seats include Hall Hammond Dudley Roe Hugh Meade Thomas D'Alesandro George Fallon Lansdale Lasseer and Arch McDonald. They reserved 17 rooms at the Emerson hotel as part of campaign preparations. The Kolb estate value rises with inventories totaling 9171.02. personal property 809.12 stocks and bonds 42361.90 and real estate 40060. Stride event at Evangelical Reformed Church hosted 47 youths with vesper, stunts, singing and a roast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Hall Hammond
Dudley G. Roe
Hugh H. Meade
Thomas D'Alesandro
George Fallon
Lansdale G. Lasseer
Arch McDonald
U. S
House of Representatives
Emerson
William O. Kolb
Office of the Register of Wills
West Virginia Husband Charged in Fatal Baseball Bat Attack
In Keyser, Hazel Cosner, 30, was beaten to death with a baseball bat in her bedroom early today. Husband Oscar Cosner, 36, a postman, was charged with first degree murder after confessing and requesting solitary confinement. Prosecutor Vernon Rankin described the attack and noted three young sons were in the house nearby.
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Keyser
W. Va
Hazel Evelyn Cosner
Mineral County
Vernon E. Rankin
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